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Q~^fN The Changing Strategic Paradigm 



Blue 

Paradig 

m 


Blue 

Target 


Heavy Forces 
Rapid Reinforcement 
Propositioned Stocks 
Strong Alliance 
Nuclear Deterrence 


Fixed Targets 
Massed Formati 
Logistical Sites 


Terrestrial 1 

Comm 

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Cold War 




Tnt^^Jperation^ 
Buildup of Capability 
Air/Missile Campaign 
Ground/Air Campaign 
Transition 
Operations 


Air and Sea PODs 
Forward Bases ■ 
LOC's & Log Jp 
Stockpiles 
Long haul C2 
Technical ISR 


Alliance and 
Coalitions Homeland 
Public Support 
Will to fight 


1980 
Forward Deployed 




Kosov 




2010 


2000 


1990 


Forward Presence 


l/D 


n 


Red 

Strate 

gy 


Red 

Capabilit 

y 


Counter US & NATO 
Expand Alliance 
Arms Race 

Overwhelm Defenses 
Nuclear Deterrence 

Strategic Strike 
Global Ai’i 9 & Navy 
Echeloned Ground Forces 
etc. .... 


Deny Extra Regional Access 



r 

U 

1 


Survival 
Undermine Alliances & 


ff 


Coalitions 

TL 

Leverage Technology 

Conventional & Unconventional 
Forces 

TBM's, Cruise Missiles 
Air & Missile Defenses 
Information Operations 
Denial & Deception 





0^f' N General Air Defense Trends 


WHY IT'S CHANGING 


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Multi Function Missile System* 
ADA/SAM MIX 

JIJ 

Millimeter Wave Radars 

Multi-spectral 
Sensors 

Improved Munitions 



TODAY 2005 2015 


Applying Lessons L 
Adoptive and Ad 


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Emerging 



Today -Tomorrow 


Emerging S 


Multi-spectral sensor integr 
NOE/OTH Radar capability 
Integration of gun and missilBedundant C3I 
Advanced munitions 



Enhanced targeting 


EVOLUTION CHARACTERIZED BY CHANGE IN THE 

TARGET SET 


Dispersed, Integrated, 
and Decentralized 
engagement 

Mixed automated and 
manual tracking-- win war 
of weather 

Maximum use of complex 
terrain 

Non Traditional Air 
Defense Employment ... 
Air Defense Ambush 





Q^cs' h Yesterday.... Tod ay 


Strateg 

Defensive... Counterattack Offensive 


xxx 


Rear Area Security 



Conditions 

•Linear Battlefield 
•Rear Areas (Sanctuary) 
•Massed Formations 
•Defensive ADA 
•Area Lethal SEAD possible 

Roles 

•Deep Operations 
•Maneuver Support 
•Lift/Air Assault 
•C2 

Threats 

•Air/Missile Attacks to 
Airfields 

•SOF Attacks/WME 
•Artillery/Rocket Attack to 
FARP 

•IAD- Protecting Targets 
and 

Along Routes 

•EW- Jamming Corns, 

Radars 

and GPS 

•EMP 

•Conventional, Non-Air 























Today . . . Tomorro w 


Strateg 


Offensive 


Defensive 


Recon Fires Complex 
Recon Strike Complex 
Military Systemology 


Lethal NorirLinear Battlefield 



Military Systemology 



Indirect approach. Attack US systems an 
rather than forces 


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Conditions 

•Non-Linear Battlefield 
•No Rear Areas 
(No Sanctuary) 
•Offensive ADA 
•Dispersed Targets 
•Expanded ISR 
•Precision SEAD 
Required 


Roles 

•Deep Operations 
•Maneuver Support 
•Lift/Air Assault 
•C2 


Threats 

•Air/Missile Attacks 
•WME 

•Direct Fires 


•SOF 

•Artillery/Rocket 

Attacks 

•Passive Sensors 

Jam no mg. Corns, 




•EMP 

• r* i icr r\r] 





Air Defense Ambush 


CPS Jamming 




DCSIN 


Changing Threat Battlespace 


Blue Fixed Wing, Response 


Cell/GPS Comm 


Altitude 

Speed 

Countermeasures 
Fixed Targets 


UAV/ GPSJamming 


Effectivenes 

Lethal Non-Linear Battlefielc 


Missile^ 


CCD 


Cluttered 
Landscape 
Collateral Damage 


Passive 

Detection 


HUMINT/SPF 


Blue Rotary Wing Response 


Anti-Helicopter Mine 


.. creates a gap in target 

acquisition 


SA/SU 

Combined Arms 
MuM Teaming 


Countermeasures 

Proactive, Precision SEAD 
Precision Fires & Maneuver 
TTP 


Responsive, lethal, dedicated Aviati 
support to dominate the threat 


[ Rotary Wing Aviation fills the gap ... provides close air 

supp ort to the ground commander 





Threat Assessment 

* Restricts Freedom of Maneuver in Single Dimensional 
Operations 

* Mixture of High Tech, Hybrid and Conventional 
Capabilities 

* Maximizes Cover, Camouflage and Deception 

* Fights on Own Turf, Knowledge of Terrain, Weather and 


Not Just a Mission for Army Aviation, 
It is a Combined Arms/Joint Force 
Mission 


AwMBolL as part Ql tfie combined Arms 


Pantzyr S-l SP AD 
^ System 


Execute the enduring missions in support of Commander's scheme 
of maneuver in Joint and Combined arms environment 


Specifically: 

* Provide agility, lethality and responsiveness throughout depth of battlespace 

* Provide direct fires and maneuver unconstrained by terrain through mutual support 
of ground forces 

* Create Overmatch with reinforcing combat power through fires and maneuver 

* Force enemy into multi-dimensional fight 

* Orchestrate direct and indirect fires to force enemy from position of strength 

* Shape and isolate decisive operations 

* Deny enemy freedom of movement 

* Provide cognitive man-in-the-loop C2 to acquire, fix and destroy targets 

* Target acquisition and precision fires at extended ranges 

* Vertical dimension of Combined Arms Team 


This is Why We Have Army Aviation.^